Official Rust servers, tracked live

Official servers are those run by Facepunch or an approved partner network, and they appear in Rust's own Official tab in game. Rust Tracker marks them with the official tag and lists them here while they are online. A server that drops offline leaves the table until it reports again.

Not all of them. Facepunch's force wipe clears every map on the first Thursday of each month, and the exact time is on the force wipe countdown. Partner servers set their own schedules, mostly weekly or fortnightly, and the Next wipe column gives the estimate for each. Trust the estimate over a published schedule; it follows what the server has been doing.

They sit in the tab most players open first, and regulars know the wipe times. The busiest servers run several hundred slots and still queue just after a wipe. Check the Queue column before you join, and try a partner with the same wipe day and a shorter line. Queue and player counts update every five minutes.

Every five minutes, across every public server Rust Tracker tracks. Counts and queues on this page are live, not cached from earlier in the day. Times are given in UTC. If a server is holding or offline, the last confirmed figure is the one you see.